Sentence examples for erroneous at from inspiring English sources

Another technique such as a discrete cosine transform, used in the widely spread -jpeg standard does not suffer these anomalies but can still prove erroneous at times.

Displacement amplitudes calculated from accelerometer signals will become erroneous at low rotational speeds due to accelerometer zero-g offsets, hence a corrective procedure is introduced.

We consider Chase-type ARQ: When the decoding outcome is erroneous at ARQ round k, the receiver feeds back a negative acknowledgment (NACK) message, then the transmitter completely retransmits chip-matrix X' in the next round.

The escape condition is determined by the sign of (V N − VdHTN) ∙ n N (escape corresponds to positive), while we cannot simply use VdHT in judging the actual escape because finite gyroradius makes ions easier to return back and because the de Hoffman-Teller analyses can be erroneous at the flank bow shock (Yamauchi et al., 2011).

Benedict XIV maintained this decision of his predecessor on the grounds that Clement's life was little known, that he had never obtained public cultus in the Church, and that some of his doctrines were, if not erroneous, at least suspect.

The number of realizations at which ODE S could not be invalidated could increase to 82 when the measurements were more erroneous at σ noise = 0.04 (Mean Relative Noise ≈ 8%).

However, in contrast to the adaptive scheme, erroneous decoding at the relays is handled by the detector at the destination and not by the relays.

Substitution of the conserved core 'CA' motif at −1 and +1 positions of Inr leads to erroneous initiation at multiple locations.

for the probability of having made an erroneous decision at different points in times, given that there has been at least one error in the interval.

In addition, the noise coherence is particularly high at low frequencies; this can amplify the bias caused by an erroneous approximation at low frequencies.

A survey of eight rare diseases in Europe found that around 40% of patients received an erroneous diagnosis at first.